The unit view and cleanliness were exactly what the images showed. On point. However, that is where the delights stop. Gaining access was not a desirable experience; the least so I've had with airBnB on 4 continents. The condo building strongly does not allow AirBNB and only after we paid did our host tell us to say our relation to his unit was covertly "a friend of __", knowing full well the ramifications in the building but not them disclosing proactively. Backpackers illicit use of airBNB at this facility was displayed by a 2m tall banner outlining a threat of government imprisonment, startling us at the main door, and spa and pool levels were uselessly closed to non-residents. We did not try our chances getting in. Starting in November a building issued ID card will be required for the amenitites so any marketing of these after said date will be innaccurate. The rooftop has restricted access, as well, so essentially it isnt worth going to. The unit keybox location was not clearly explained for us either, and apparently was somewhere out by the main road, so a collegue of the host needed to come down and retrieve it for us while we stood in the main lobby with security scrutinizing us. We never found its location in our 2 days. The host answered calls at check in to arrange his collegue - but we were just lucky his collegue was present. Additionally he agreed to a slightly later checkout time and reverted back the morning of departure with no budge making our afternoon inconvient to lug bags and basically rendered the day dead time before we hit the airport. Hope no one else feels this discomfort ever.